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MAXAIPA

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APR 2 0 1992

IE COLLEGE
& THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

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ONTARIO BIBLE
COLLEGE

25 BALLYCONNOR COURT; WILLOWDALE, ONTARIO M2M 4B3

TO THE STAFF AND FACULTY

ONTARIO BIBLE COLLEGE

This book is affectionately dedicated to you,

in sincere appreciation of

your faithful service and

constant expenditure of time and energy

in the interest of the whole student body.

Thank You.

LETTER FROM MR. BRUCE GORDON

ACTING PRESIDENT

Dear Students:

The 1991-92 academic year has come and is almost gone. You
have made friends who will last throughout this lifetime and on into
the next. You have been touched by God and, I believe, God has been
touched by you.

For the times we met in Chapel, for the times you burst into my
office, for the times we prayed together and the times we dialogued in
the hall, I thank you.

I will see some of you again and look forward to that. However,
some of you I may not see again; to you I say, we will stand together
when we see the King.

God has a special plan for each of you. He wants to accomplish
great things through you and I'm sure He will! Stand firm! Don't
waver! Build landmarks in your life which you can look back to and
say "God did that!"

Someday, someone will say "Didn't

attend Ontario

Bible College?" to which I will reply, "He/she sure did and was part of
the super student body of 1991-92!"

Bruce E. Gordon

WHAT A

What better way to start
the school year off then
with a retreat at Presquille
Provincial Park, in
Brighton? Water, sun-
shine, and an enthusias-
tic leadership team com-
bined to make our retreat
an amazing time . We sang,
we swam, we surfed, and
we slept. Truly a time of
great reflection and pre-
paring for the school year!

WELCOME,
FRESHMEN!

Intramural football - it's
that time of the school
year when dorm spirit
soars and sports injuries
prevail. It was a great
semester of football. Ya
gotta love the loyalty of
all those fans and crea-
tivity of the cheerlead-
ers! CONGRATULA-
TIONS to Four South and
OD's, winners of the fi-
nals and the toilet bowl
respectively. Thanks for
an exciting and enter-
taining season!

LIVING NEAR CONSTRUCTION

musings by Janet I lowlc

We stood staring at the seminary construction site,
we threeat the window Kevin. Phil and myself pondering
what the round circle in the middle of the court was
intended to be. Phil mused. Perhaps a giant statue of Bill
McRae?" Kevin mumbled assent. I guessed "Maybe they're
recreating Stone Henge." Forgetting the fact that Stone
Henge originated in a pagan culture. I dared to ask "Just
what are they doing?"

But seriously. I love construction. One of the
aspects I admire in the construction site supervisor is that
he is the keeper of the vision. No matter how dishevelled
the site looks, the man in charge knows how to bring order
into it. There he stands, map in hand, waiting to distribute
the tasks. This delegator knows both the work place and
his crew well. He speaks to the men. encourages them in
their tasks - he equips them. Sometimes he scolds them
for mistakes made. Ifhe is a good and benevolent manager
he doesn't hand out tasks that he wouldn't be involved with
himself. He's not afraid to get his hands dirty.

In the same way we are construction workers in
this work site called earth, and God is our supervisor.

Funny the things that come into your mind when
looking out a window.

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Andrea Andres

Andrea Archer

Kirk Bartha

Jessie Beck

Warren Benson

Jake Birch

Jean Boldor

Carolyn Bossert

Coral Brewster

Bonnie Bryce

Christine Byrne
Estella Cheong

Cathy Clements

Joy Cutler

Cheryl DeKlerk

Chris Dowber

Mark Deusling

John Dundys

Len Dundys

Troy Du Moulin

Matt Dyck

Brent Elwell

Brenda Engberts

Jacqueline Epp

Patrick Friesen

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Sherrilyn Hall
Tom Hardwich
Stephen Heathcock
Tim Heidt
Trevor Hill

Don Hiscox
Melissa Huddart
Joy Jones
Helen Krissilas
Rikki Kramer

Rod Lamb
Brian Lindstrom
Sylvie MacMillan
Darren Marshall
Krishna Marshall

Beverly McDonald
Richard Moat
Joseph Moreau
Warren Morris
Hugh Morrison

Emmanuel Mourtzanos
Andre Mueller
Ijeoma Okonkwo
Joey Pileggi
Joanna Phan

Paul Pryce
Janet Rasmussen
Carey Shearer
Heather Spicer
Tabitha Steingard

Jenny Tan
Greg Tobin
Alan Todd
Jim Trueman
Amanda Tucker

Andre Turcotte

David Van Harten

Art Van Hoist

John Van Rijs

Melinda Veening

Ruth Wallace

Betsy-Marie Warnar

Bonnie Waterfall

Alan Wiik

Fraser Wilkinson

Cliff Williams

Rhonda-Lou Wilson

Lee Wong

Jim Wright

Dave Young

Brian Beal
Gary Burke
Craig Campbell
Dwayne Cline
Karen deWit

Patricia deVries
Dave Elliot
Jairo Essendi
Jo-Ann Faulkner
Eric Frogley

Jennifer Goodwin
Susan Grant
Ava Ha
Glen Heslinga
Janet Howie

Reina Hung
Grace Jang
Dietmar Jasczak
Robert Kim
Doris Lee

Erica Lee
Yung Lee
Kevin Liscombe
Wally Lott
Don Ludlow

Gord MacCormack

Christine MacLean

Kim MacEachern

George Manias

Chris Matthison

Jennifer Mauger

Derrick McClelland

James McFadyen

Sherry McKenna

Jill McLellan

Dennis Mitchell

Rob Mousley

Emmanuel Palisoc

Brian Palmer

Heidi Patriquin

Erin Penney

Bobby Ramjist

Rob Reardon

John Rodermond

Harald Seidler

Kundan Sohanlal

Janine Stringer

Kim Swackhammer

Kris Ullman

Nancy Vanga

Marti Wakefield

Andrew Wheeler

Katrina Witteveen

Heather Young

Kenneth Achioso
Irvin Amoraal
Asfaw Bedecha
John Bowman
Dave Bretzlaff

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Raymond Chan
Park Chong Hwan
Mike Comeau
Mark Connelly
Carson Culp

Karl Dennahower
Andre Denny
Barry Donert
Andrew Dow
Jodi Ellis

Huggy Eom
Alice Fandrich
Carl Feddema
Samuel Feyissa
Steve Frew

Krista Giles
Denfield Henry
Jim Henry
Monica Horlings
Mark Jefferson

Abraham Kattuparampil

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Kelly Kao

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Philip MacCormack

Sandy Mackley

Ron Mosmar

Breton Murphy

Can Nguyen

Maureen Newman

Chuks Oliogu

Kofi Owusu-Ansah

Frank Quan

Glyn Raine

Mark Roberts

Joseph Samai

Sandra Somers

Veta Saunders

Uch Sokreaksa

Nadine Thompson

Dave Tughan

Blessing Ubani
Tanya Waldron

Beth-Ann Aselstyne
Lana Baglole
Shelley Beal
Tim Bennett
Peter Brubacher

Cara Bryenton
Sarah Card
Debbie Chatillon
Joy Dickson
Marilyn Forbes

Derek Fowler
Soo Genehem
Keri Gilroy
Judy Gomes
Lynette Guerin

Terry Lyn Handsor
Angelika Heinrich
Garnet Hertz
Tanya Hodgins
Beverly Hunt

Glenn Hunt
Darrell Johnston
Ann Marrie Keddy
Laura King
Jason Labombard

Derek Lemon

Lynn Mackley

Eleanor Manzo

Colin Matthison

Matt McKeown

Karlene McPherson

Stephanie Phillips

Myriam Romulus

Debbie Ross

Monique Rowe

Blaine Scott

Ken Song

Carol Thicke

Mark Tysick

John Van Essen

Dan Ward

Dianne Wilkins

Vania Willik

Have you kissed your roomie today?

Ambitious Student Council members preparing for the new carpel

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BUSINESS OFFICE

Julie Fazekas

Accounts Payable Clerk
Liane Richardson

Contributions
Coordinator
Loma Arndl

Business Office
Super visor
Anne McLean

Student Accounts
John Lundenborg

Systems Administration

INSTITUTIONAL
ADVANCEMENT

Yun Chan
Jennifer Peer

Admissions/ Financial Aid
Barb Flemming
System Analysis
Co ordinalor
Steve Thomson
Director of Enrollment
Services
Gaitree Gillen
Student Enrollment
Co ordinalor
Krysia Lear
Director of
Communications
Bruce Scott
VP. Institutional
Advancement
Glenis Scott
Secretary to V.P. Institu
tional Advancement
Sharolyn McLeod

Editorial Assistant
Eleanor Vander Meulen
Alumni/Public Ministries
Coordinator
Julie McKibbon
Student Enrollment
Co ordinalor
Angela Collura (absent)
Secretary Institutional
Advancement

REGISTRARS OFFICE

Glenn Wyper

Registrar of OBC
Lise Shields

Secretary to Registrar
Isobel Crites
Secretary to Continuing
Education
Shirley Brush
Registrar oj Continuing

Education
Director of Audio Visual
Department

COMMUNITY LIFE

Steve Wilson
Director ofSti riet 1/ Actiin
ties/Commuter Students
Cherlyn Fagan

Director of Residence Life
Riek Hancock

Resident Director Men
Krista McGinn
Community Life
Secretary
Janet Phillips
Resident Director
Women
James Bailey

Dean of Students
Rudy Dirks
Director of Counselling
Services / Chaplain

RECEPTION

Betty Forbes
Front Desk Receptionist

BOOKSTORE

Andrew Bronson
Wilma Barrington
Nita Stemmler (absent)

LIBRARY

Sandy Finlayson
Charlotte Church
Chris Beldan
Hugh Rendle
Emma Penner
Iona Beagan

Marilou Wilson
Administration

Linda Aiken
Office of the President

CAFETERIA

Tony Edmondson

Joan Wagg

Gary Dally

Mohammed

Toni Heemskerk

N'icki Delorme

Mrs. Kato

Sylvia Pitter (absent)

Jennifer Simcoe

Field Education

Maureen Oulton

Secretary, Min. Studies

Campus Facilities

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Richard Brown
John Buckley
Angela Marquis
Don Shields
Andrew Smith
Aaron Wolfe
Guang Cai

Joy Graham

Personnel

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Full Time Faculty

Mr. James Bailey

Ministry Studies

Mr. John Bell

Coordinator, Music

Majors
Director. Music Ministries
Acting Chairperson.

Ministry Studies

Mrs. Elizabeth Davey

General Arts

Mr. Rudy Dirks

Director of Counselling

Services
Chaplain

Dr. Robert Duez

Bible and Theology

Mr. John Franklin

Chairperson, General Arts
Coordinator, Bible/ Arts
Majors

Mr. A. Finlayson

Librarian

Dr. Robert Hiebert

Bible and Theology

Dr. Erwin Penner

Chairperson, Bible and

Theology
Coordinator, Diploma

Mrs. Elizabeth Posterski
(currently on sabbatical)
Coordinator, Early

Childhood Studies
Majors. Special
Needs Ministries
Majors

Dr. David Russell

Co-ordinator, Pastoral
Studies Majors

Dr. Ebenezer Sikakane
Co-ordinator, Missions
Majors

Dr. John Unger

Christian Education
Director, Field Education

Mr. Glenn Wyper

Registrar, OBC
Bible and Theology

ADMINISTRATION

Mr. James Bailey

Dr. William J. D. McRae

Dean of Students

Chancellor

Mr. Bruce Gordon

Dr. Rod Wilson

Vice President,

Vice President and

Administration &

Academic Dean

Finance Acting President

Part Time Faculty

Rev. Steve Baldry
Mrs. Sharon Bell
Mr. James Beverley
Mrs. L. Cameron
Mr. Timothy Day
Mr. David Dorman
Mrs. Jane Fabok
Miss Cheryln Fagan
Mr. Paul Friesen
Mr. Harry Hahne
Mr. Nick Hunter
Mr. Paul Johansen
Ms. Joanne Leggett
Dr. William McRae
Mrs. Francey McKenzie
Mr. David Michcll
Ms. Patsy Pearce
Mr. Nick Peros
Dr. Timothy Quek
Mr. Paul Robertson
Mr. Andrew Sheldon
Mrs. Laura Sider
Rev. Stephen Thomson
Mr. R. Vaughan
Mr. John Wilkinson
Mr. Steve Wilson
Mr. Eric Wright

Ministry Studies

Bible /Theology/ Ministry Studies

Ministry Studies

General Arts

Ministry Studies

General Arts

Ministry Studies

Bible and Theology

Ministry Studies

General Arts

Ministry Studies

Bible and Theology

Ministry Studies

Physical Education

Ministry Studies

FIVE SOUTH

RA's - Lisa Josefik & Joy Hamilton

From toilet bowl to championship, the south
gals cheered those wonderful men to victory! Who
can forget some of those cheers — South, don't
fall! And remember the Sunday brunches in the
hall, the suicidal Kermit, the terminator, dancing
in the hallway and in 543, fiddle music or Rita (the
choice is yours), toilet paper or lack thereof, our
ice-eating monster, dorm meetings, Bible studies,
missing teddy bears, and piercing screams due to
tickling. Eddie, our lounge (where is it?), sleepovers,
noise, orange juice, fun. chocolate chip cookies (or
just chocolate, period). We sure do have perfect
RA's (Larry and Jim — is that their names?) who
love to laugh and have fun. You don't have to tell
me how great 5 South is! (What.)

FOUR SOUTH

RA's - Andre Turcotte & Trevor Hill

If I could put the feeling of the dorm into
words it would look something like: SOUTHjfl
RULESuehdSOUTHjdksRULESskidiSOUTHue
neiRULES.

We had a dorm of diversity, with RA's to
match. We didn't know which one to call 'Trou-
ble". We enjoyed sweet success as we fought our
way to the Flag Football Championships. We also
enjoyed fellowship, not only with our fellow broth-
ers on the fourth floor, but also with our sister
dorm a flight above us. Can we forget waking up
at 7:00am in the morning for exercises and prayer?
Hats off (or better yet — let's shave our hair off) to
a year filled with great memories of even greater
times!

FIVE CENTRAL

If you're not from Central, I'll tell you what you are - you're a "central wanna-be"! And who
wouldn't with Cathy and Wendy leading the way?

I'd like to thank Matilda for her guest appearances in Rm. 527. And who can forget the
aroma of coffee flavour coming from our beloved RAs' room? Flatface's ride on the fan. and his
other great excursions during our retreat, as well as Wendy's solitaire marathon will always be
in our memories! Cards, anyone?

Cathy and Wendy, thanks for the year! Your open door, your encouragement, but mostly
your outrageousness made Central the place to be. Thanks for the love and the laughter. May
God bless you both richly.

Oh, and Cathy ... "It's a whale, silly."

Zephaniah 3:17

RA's - Cathy Clements & Wendy Houghton

FOUR C JTRAL

RA's - Glen Hesling

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It started for most of us on a warm and sunny d in
early September. We were met by some of the coaches who
had already done some pre-season work — like our e
listic announcement man, Dwayne, our athlete i
"Big Bro", Greg, and of course, their co-workers, who 1
sure are mentioned elsewhere.

It is now that I'd like to introduce two other coai es
who not only did a lot of pre-season work, but also pretty well
had a game plan for the season planned out: "Hey Hey it's
a Lumpy" — Gord MacCormack, and his agile Binbrookian
partner. Glen Heslinga. These men had picked a qu<
the play book which would hopefully help guide and trans-
form us crazy, zipper-headed, serious, odd. gifted, funny,
±ioughtful, entertaining, committed, and very diverse group
}f players into a cohesive, supportive, unified team that
vould grow together and encourage each other individually.
They also encouraged a closer relationship with the Ov ner
)f the team, and by so doing, come "Under His Influence" in
1 Central. Thanks guys. Romans 15:5,6

FIVE NORTH

The girls of 5 North have gained their fame
By dressing in purple and looking the same.
"Everything I do, I do for you"
This song unifies us through and through.

Bonnie and Heather, our beloved RA's
Help us and care for us in their own special ways.
Ping-pong they love to relieve their stress
And their practical jokes are a big success.

Through rain, and sleet, snow, and hail —
Our dedication to 4 North will prevail.
We "tackled" the frigid temperatures to cheer
Our 4 North guys who we hold so dear.

Dave the plumber is always around.
Keeping our plumbing safe and sound.
"Man on the floor", is his call.
When he's here, we can't use a stall.

One body, but many parts —
This verse we know in our hearts.
Growing in love, it's easy to see.
Sisters in Christ we'll always be!
1 Cor. 12:12

RA's - Bonnie Bryce
Heather Spicer

FOUR NORTH

I would like to begin by making it clear that from this day forward, everyone is to call
Jake Birch "Polkaroo" (the shirt?!). But enough lightheartedness. We on the "quiet end"
of fourth floor would like to offer special thanks to our RA of the Lunar persuasion, who
displayed a special talent for servant leadership in his treatment of a sink brim-full of
vomit. Thanks to the babes upstairs for an unforgettable fine dining experience, and to all
who tirelessly followed Brian around, cleaning up the drool during his impressive 85 hour
caffeine-fest. A question: who is going to be left at prayer meetings after everyone moves
out? Rob, Al, Brad. Mike. Blaine — we'll miss you. In conclusion, may I offer this summary
of the year in the very poignant words of my rommate: "WOOF!" (thanks for the input,
honey!). Tarn, yer da best! Someone call Pizzaville, for cryin' out loud.

RA's - Warren Morris & Tom Hardwich

THREE SOUTH

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They say that third floor is dead; They also say that if you cross your eyes, they'll stay
that way. But who are "they" anyway? They know diddlysquat — this floor's the best in the
west! We girls have suffered through dive-bombing paper towel balls, hanging lingerie,
vicious confetti wars, man-eating balloons, and the international shower torture. Isn't that
right. Yogi and Booboo?

Led by the incomparable Bonnie Waterslide and Tapioca Pudding, we've learned how
to scream at 1 1:00pm, eat supper at midnight, get kicked out of the kitchen at 1:00am.
and toilet paper doors at 2:00am. Can we ever forget the vengeful Yuki. the organized
Bonnie, the Tho't for Today, the lack of dishes and cutlery to eat with, the smell of the
fridges, and all the other adventures we have had?

For those who dare to join us on third, beware of the screams in the night! Long live
three south!

RA's - Bonnie Waterfall
& Takako Yuki

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THREE NORTH

It seems that every year
there is something or some-
one from each dorm that
somehow characterizes it as
unique. This year? Hmm...
There has got to be something
I could mention — something.
I mean, that won't potentially
dampen my life expectancy.

Seriously though, all
we've got is individuality. For
instance, how do you find a
common bond between an in-
ternational student and a
hockey player? Or between an
urban cowboy and an ex-serv-
iceman? Or between Mark
Rzadkowski and anybody?!

We didn't all believe that
school had an official bedtime
of 10:30. We didn't all feel that
the most spiritual thing one
could do in the morning was
to go to chapel or pray over
lunch. We never did anything
together without "ladies and
pizza present" — unless you
counted our Thursday night
"turtle feeding" when some-
one would buy more goldfish.

No! Wait! We DO have
one thing in common — none
of us ever won a football game
all season.

RA's - Mark Rzadkowski & Paul Pryce

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But as we take a very
brief glimpse into the
past, we realize that
our school does see

changes — some big,
some small.

It's easy for us to look at the
OBC building, and OBC peo
pie, and think things have
always been this way.

Cheerleading squad - 1974

6th floor lounge - 1986

Dorm hallways - only 3 years ago!

OTS - a year ago

Dr. Duez - 1975

Growth and change are
important ... let us
fondly remember the
past, and prayerfully
look forward into the
future.

ome of us have gained a
I fond attraction to that sick

piece of land behind the
school they call the parking lot. Not
every bible college gets their own
swimming pool, you know. But we
all have our own horror stories,
and our own tales of adventure,
when it comes to the OBC parking
lot. We've all experienced the
ground-shaking, light-swinging,
window-rattling effects of the
SuperGrader as he occasionally
levels the lot. We've all played
"Dodge the Potholes" as we sought
the Chubb door in the dark. And
admit it ... we've all wondered how
much Dr. McRae would like to
park over past the Chubb door
every day.

But let's face it. In no time,
this lot will be paved over,
and we can look back to this
land of holes and muck, and tell
the new freshmen the stories of our
infamous, renowned parking lot.
"That lot had character", we'll
fondly say, and we may even be
glad we were the ones who got to
experience it at it's worst. It's kind
of like those old desks in Room
251. Ask the Seniors.

"OBC Parking Lot ..."

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Men's Volleyball

Brian Beal

Tim Bennett

George Manias

Phil McCormack

Mike Comeau

Cliff Williams

Hugh Morrison

Bobby Ramjist

Trevor Hill

Kirk Bartha

Coach: Kevin Wood

Manager: Mark Jefferson

Ladies Volleyball

Cara Bryenton

Debbie Chattillon

Penny Cowan

Trish DeVries

Karen deWit

Judy Gomes

Angelika Heinrich

Rickie Kramer

Heather MacLean

Witnisse Mereus

Lesli Snooks

Coach: Steve Wilson

Asst. Coach: Sharolyn McLeod

Manager: Katrina Witteveen

Men's Hockey

Tim Bennett
Vaughn Butt
Len Dundys
Carl Feddema
Pat Friesen
Glen Heslinga
Don Hiscox
John Keddy
Manny Mourtzanos
Andrew Samson
Rob Boyd
Steve Timpson
Rob Reardon
Greg Tobin

Coaches: Rocky Dun das
and Andrew Gordon

Men's Basketball

Tim Bennett
Jake Birch
Craig Campbell
Mark Connelly
John Balbraith
Rod Lamb
George Manias
Hugh Morrison
Bobby Ramjist
Matt Dyck

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A Note from the Student Council President:

I have been asked to summarize my
year as OBC Student Council President.
Well, it is something I never thought I'd
do. and I didn't, not really. I think I
have finally mastered the art of delega-
tion and those to feel the effects have
done works of supererogation (look it
up!). I've been on Council before and I
know that this one has been the most
dedicated and willing to serve. In sum-
mation I'd just like to say:

STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE

PRESIDENT: ROXANNE BOOTH

VICE-PRESIDENT: KEVIN KIRK

SECRETARY: JEFF BALFOUR

TREASURER: MICHELLE SCOTT

1991/92 Student Leadership Team

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Social Committee

Beverly McDonald
Len Dundys

Global Missions Committee

Joy Cutler
Harold Seidler

Creative Arts Committee

Betsy -Marie Warnar

Charles Bernard (New Apocrypha)

Yearbook Committee

Janet Howie
Brenda Engberts

Devotional Committee

Rob Mousley
Pat Friesen

Evangelism Committee

Kirk Bartha
Dwayne Cline

Big Brother & Sister

Greg Tobin
Lisa Carswell

Class Presidents

Leslie Snooks - Class of '92
Manny Moutzanos - Class of '93
Kris Ullman - Class of '94
Steve Frew - Class of '95
Vania Willik - One Year Specials

OTS Representative

Jack Meier

Sports Committee
Matt Dyck
Karen deWit

Many thanks to
Steve Wilson, our
faculty advisor, from
all of us on Students'
Council. Your love,
your dedication,
your humour, and
your commitment
has been such an
inspiration to us all.
Thank you.

This year we had several groups that
ministered in churches, schools, on the
street... you name it. Our choir and octet
are the ministry teams officially sent out
to represent OBC/OTS. The other groups,
however, also had several engagements
throughout the school year, and
committed themselves to many hours of
practice and performance. Ask anyone on
any of our ministry teams about their
ministry, and they will likely tell you how
exciting it is to have God use our simple
sacrifices to bring glory to His name, and
to share His love with others. It's truly a
growing experience!

CHOIR

Beth Ann Aselstyne
Shelly Beal
Carolyn Bossert
Mark Connelly
Joy Dickson
Brenda Engberts
Marilyn Forbes
Pat Friesen
Krista Giles

Lynette Guerin
Marcie Hall
Stephen Heathcock
Trevor Hill
Janet How ie
Lisa Josefik
Johann Kim
Laura King
Don Ludlow

Gord MacCormack
Kim MacEachern
Sylvie MacMillan
Maureen Newman
Matt McKeown
Jill McLellan
Julie Ann Morton
Rob Reardon
Miriam Romulus

Cory Somers
Sandra Somers
John Steadman
Dave Tughan
Andre Turcotte
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Leader - John Bell
Accompanist -
Heather Spicer

Keri Gilroy
Shari Graf
Russ Haynes

OCTET

Jason LaBombard
Wally Lott
Heidi Patriquen

Daniel Ward
Heather Young
Leader - Sharon Bell

URBAN MINISTRY TEAM (including Steadfast and Prayer Team)

Breton Murphy Jennipher Mauger

John Dundys
Mike Comeau
Karen Powell
Gary Burke
Garnet Hertz
Beth Sider
Susan Grant
Peter Brubacher

Dwayne Cline
Kim MacEachern
Dean Thompson
Richard Moat
Sheri Savage
Diane Zekveld
Soo Gene Lem
Barry Doner

Philip MacCormack
Kendra Clulow
Joy Cutler
Derrick McLelland
Lisa Carswell
Witnisse Mereus
Deb Ross
Luanne Pyper
Roxanne Booth

Stephanie Hancock

Diane Wilkins

Ruth Wallace

Huggy Eom

Kirk Bartha

Kevin Wood

Heather MacLean

UBM team co-ordinator

- Brad Hayes

(Sorry, picture unavailable.)

Lana Baglole
Christine Byrne
Sara Card

ADAM

Joy Cutler Dietmar Jaszczak

Allen Gocher
Glenn Hunt

Jennifer VanAuken
Director - Colin Dav

Your graduation has
finally arrived, and it
is time for us to see
you go. You are our
friends and we will
miss you greatly. It is
with our love and
prayers that we wish
you God's richest
blessings and encour-
age you to continually
seek his will. Goodbye.
James 4:10.

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GA

JEFFREY ALEX BALFOUR
BTH

■Utile by little, every day; little by little, in
every way, My Jesus is changm' me..'
Maybe only words to a camp song, but
they sum up my years at OBC. Classes,
friends, field ed, student leadership, and
an internship have all strelched me in
some way So I say, Thanks, OBC I
also want to mention Mom and Dad •
thanks forthe support. Sandwich, MRV
and Space • thanks forthe great times,
and Sherri, I love you, and thanks for
loving me back. Phil. 3:12-14.

WAYNE JOSEPH BARBOUR
BRE

I came to 0 B C on a quesl tor growth
God has used OB C to enhance my
matunty m so many ways, such as in my
faith, academically, emotionally.
mentally, socially, and physically I pray
that I may always use it tor his purposes

CHARLES F BERNARD
BRS

'OCaptaim my Captain1 Our tearful tnp

is done.
The ship has wealher'd every rack.
The pnze we sought is won.
The port is near, the bells I hear,
The people all exulting.'
(from 0 Captain1 my Captain' by Wan

Whitman)
Warm thanks to Drs Duez. Penner. and
Hieben My sincere gratitude to J.
Franklin for always going the extra mile
with me. and to B Davey for rekindling
my af+ection for literature

ROXANNEI BOOTH
BRE

Thank you OBC. for s-t-r-e-t-ch-i-n-g
me m ways I never dreamed possible
From classes to chapel, class executive
to S C President, intramurals to
Steadfast Thank you for taking a shy.
narrow-minded Baptist girl, and
encouraging her to become a confident
woman of God Special thanks lo Teeny
(an incredible and honest friend)
"For I k.-iow the plans I have lor you* I'm
very glad He does because here goes

USA GAIL CARSWELL
BRE

OBC - a precious gift of 3 years What
I've gained is challenges, lessons,
friends, and great memones. What IVe
learned is that I have so much more to
learn i What I desire is to always be able
to pray -'Lord, whatever you ask, I want
to obey You To let my lite beat with a
servant's heart. Lord, whatever You
ask, I knowthat You can give mewisdom
and courage to equal the task. Lord,
whatever You ask* (P. McHugh & M.
Wagner)

THOMAS Y CHAN
BRE

Kan Barth sad "Exegesis, exegesis,
and yei more exegesis1 Keep to the
Word, the Scnpture that has Ooen given
to us"

I think he may have been talking about
exegess of the mind But Gordon Fee
sa c 'Exegesis is not an end in itself, but
must always be applied ' Fee
emphasizes that exegesis of the heart is
also very important to Chnstans I
learned this at OBC

KENDRA MELANIE CLULOW
BRE

"Prase be to the God and Father of our
Lord Jesus Christ, the Father ol
compassion, and the God of all comfort,
who comforts us in all our troubles, so
that we can comfort those in any trouble
with the comfort we ourselves have
received from God ' II Cor 3-4 Thanks
to all my good friends ( new and old) . who
have helped me know the real meaning
of this verse. Thanks OBC, for all the
great memonesi

PENNY COLEEN COWAN
BRE

Ecciesiastes 3 1 -6 says that there is a
season lor everything Nowwestanour
seasoncalied 'real lite' NoonebuiGod
knows what n will hold A lot ol things
have changed in three years, me, OBC,
the world To Di, Bart. Heater, and B ,
thanks tor everything To Dave, thanks
for always being there, you mean a lot to
me My only wish is that my dad could
see me get my diploma Mom and dad.
thanks I love you.

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP

STEPHEN F CROSBY
BRE

You can call me Croz or Bing. but I won!
sing "White Christmas" Sorry Dr Duez.
I'm still struggling wrih the concept ot
predestination Why do OBC professors
assign the most expensive paperbacks
in North America'' There is one person
in the wortd that deserves all my applause
and love ■ my wife Mhari-Clare. You are
everything to me. sweetheart I love
you Dear Jesus, thank you lor little
Jesse He is yours and a blessing to us.
God bless you all Phil 1 6

BETTE-JO CRUMP
BRE

VANIA DA SUVA
BTH

DENISE ADELE DUGGAN
BRE

TANIAB EDWARDS
BRE/DSW

These three years at OBC have been
very special. IthankGod. overall, tor His
faithfulness and for what He has taught
me about Himself, myself, and others. I
leave with some great memories • coke
chugs and belches, my 20th birthday,
one March 3, the "Eastcoasiers", Shen.
Cathy, and Carolyn you're the best -
you put up with me, encouraged me, and
taught me alot • THANKS'
Thank you God - you've brought me this
tar, now, "Lead me on" Isaiah 43.1-3.

IAN D ELSASSER
BTH

TRISTAN ALEXANDER EMMANUEL
BRS

Kaihy , many women do noblethmgs, but
yousurpassthemall. Thanks torallyour
support and love

UNDA ERNST
BRE

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GA

JEFF D. FRIESEN
BRE

The winds of ephng bring an awakening
tothe earth more intensethan graduation.
It's a time when a young man's heart
turns to... canoeing I The canoe is the
simplest, most functional, yet aesthetically
pleasing object ever created. In my
opinion, this is not a statement that is
open to debate. It's fact!" (Bill Mason),
And finally , I want to thank the one person
who has made my three years here
possible. I couldn't have done it without
him. That person s...mel

MARCIE LYNNE HALL
BRE

I really carl believe it, three years a ready1
•Yeah, wed*, floor hockey. A G, gypsies,
GBA, crush, choir, auctions To my
friends, thanks tor the special way each
one of you touched my life. My
roommates ■ Oi. Pen, •Heather, Bren,
Lisa.lwhaP) • you guys are great. I eve
you and thank you for the laughter and
tears Thanks to my family for their
prayers and encouragement 'My soul
desre e id be used , an em pry vessel rxgng
to be fled by You" (Baldwin s Berop).

JOY M.HAMILTON
BRS

O.B.C. means to me: Following m He Steps,
responsibility, goals, investment for God,
encourage, prayer, vision, new experiences ,
Student Council, RAing, Drama, Si reetTeam.
Striving tor Excellence, hope, a future,
intramurals, south cheers, "pertecf , "what",
You can stay" Thanks to my tamily and
Inends tor their love and support. Thanks to
God tor giving me the chance to grow and
learn inanawesomeenwonmen! Jeremah
29:11-13.

SHERI HARMS
BRE/DSW

God. prase and thane tor the un que ways
You taught me about You. others, and me
Now the challenge, aponcacr
Oec.ffianksfcrtremernones •5C-Tana
my roomie • Mikako Clements • Carofyn • n
man Bn(thanks Sue I Jann) • 5C • RAs • free
dm Ding • yads wfh Catty • exam cram wffi
my roomie • ravine • Raputa • HumberTT •
commutrg (yeah ngrt)i

The soveregn Lord e my strength. He
makes my feet *a the feel of a deer. Hb
enabiesmeBgoontheheqits*(Hab 319V

MICHAEL JOHN HELPARD
BRE

O.B.C has been the best I learned
more about myself here than anywhere
else. I owe a lot to Grant Hutchison. He
helped me through a lot ol struggles.
Most of all. I owe my hteto God Heused
many people and you know who you are.
Last of all, I want to give thanks to a very
special gin in my life, Brenda Vowies I
made it, and I'm glad See ya later,
OB.CI God bless you all Romans 8:28

RUTHHOIDEN
BRE

WENDY L HOUGHTON

ROBBIE S JASTER

BRS

"He stood on a high drft.

Be this not a cryptic note

Come to the edge, He said

In need of scholar's mind

It's too high, they said.
Come to the edge, He said.

A stony cast from dungeons dark

Well tall, they said.

Its end too deep too find.

Come to the edge. He said

They did, He pushed them,

But be this slate as clear as glass

And they flew.'

A simple work of art

(Author unknown!
1 have become more ol who I was always

A letter from a Servant's hand

meanttobe Inowknowwhatitislstnve

Upon a human heart.

tor. .faithfulness to Chnst in

mind and

(II Connthians 3 3:

body, in word and deed ..this is my goal.

(Phil. 3:1 2-4:1, II Tim 4:7)

J STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP

USA MARIE J0SEF1K
BSM

Wow! 4 years a! 06C and what do I have to
show tor I? I have na&bbie memories and
bestfnends. Some ol you are staying, and
some o* you are leaving with me Onethng
6 torsure- my memories with you are wrtfi
me breven Thanks to 445 South, "God
bless America", "get me to the garden".
Juanrta, John B, SM. Ran. Cow. "we are the
crusers", BSM buds S4H B 4 Frank. RK
andUoydl And to my beet bend. GOO. I
love you most ot all Thante tor so muchl

JOHNKEDDY
BRE

"When they turn the pages ot history, when
these days have past long ago , will they read
ot us with sadness ot the seeds that we let
grow-* We turned our laces trom the castes
r the detarce. eyes cast down on the path
ot least resBBnce '

I would i fee to grve a tug thanks to trie staff,
taculty, and students, past 4 present, tor
pushing me to new heights A speoal
thanks to Jube, Bob Boreman. and all my
family Thanks dad - the e tor you

PETER K Y KO
BRE

When Jesus told me not to work tor food
that spoils, but for food that endures to
eternal lite. I left everything and followed
rtffl, I left the teaching profession and
becameanOBC student. Bemgamiddle-
aged man with two children, and not
fluent in English, it is only the Lord's
grace and power canymg me through
and through. We are to be faithful
stewards ol the Lord. "Grow in the grace
and knowledge of our Lord. To Him be
the glory both now and forever*

HEATHER L MACLEAN
BRE

Brothers and sisters . . it's hard to believe

that it's all overl 3 years sure go by

quickly These were 3 of my most

challenging, exciting, and ... fun years

yet I Here I met some of the most Special

people m my lite Diane. Penny. Marae

and the Tuxedo Men, Bn and Shelly , Sy I.

Raz, BMW. and Bobby ...

I love you all

Amen' Amen Heei Hee1 Heel

Isaiah 40:31

EKRON E MALCOLM
BRE

OBC. has enriched me both in my
thinking and in my life. I look forward to
pressing on, to obtain the pnze, and to
fulfill the call of the Most High God on my
lite My dream since I was a boy has
been to preach the Word with boldness,
character, and in the might and power of
the Hofy Spirit. "Preach the Word; be
ready in season and out of season,
reprove, rebuke, exhort, and with great
patience and instruction.'

V1CKI MCKINNON
BRE/DSW

WITNISSE MEREUSE
BRE

At OBC many new things happened to
me. I became a professional counsellor
over popcorn and hot chocolate, a great
grand ma with out ever havingechildand
red H' became my favourite colour; I
have grown and changed drastically. I
wish to thank the new friends I have
made - your friendship is a window into
my heart, and, most importantly, my
Lord. My increased submission to the
will ot God has only served to fuel my
devotion to Him. Thanks OBC and
thanks Godl

WAYNE MORGAN
BRS

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP

ANN MURRAY
BRE

SYLVAJN NANTEL
BRE

Lorsque , a applique mon coeur a
connaitre la sag esse at a considerer as
closes qui sepassentsuriatarre.j'ajvu
que ITtomme ne peui pas trouver cequi
se fan sous le soei , il a beau se fatiguer
achercher, ilnetrouvepas.etmemesi
le sage veut connaitre, il ne peui pas
trouver Ealesiaste 8:16-1 7

LYNNE LOUISE NORTON
BRE/ECE

I cannot believe that the end is here No
more ECE placements, late night tap
dancing, dollar store shopping, or rocking
Garethe monkey to sleep. Manythanks,
LA LW, DA. AC, LP; I could not have
done it without you Through many
challengmgexpenences.Godhastaughi
me so much.

CAROL OLAFSON
BRE

KOFI OWUSU-ANSAH

To all my professors • thank you tor
investing your time and energy in me

%y w

JOANNA THU-HA PHAN
ECE

KAREN POWELL
BRE

These last four years have been great I
thank my fnends who have made my
ti me here so s peoaJ . and thank God who
has been so faithful. The steadfast love
ot the Lord never ceases. Hs meroe6
never come to an end They are new
evetymorning.greatsYourtaithfulness.'

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP

M PRITCHETT
BRE

LUANNE C PYPER
BRS

To Him who loves us, and has treed us
from our sins by His blood, and has
made us to be a kingdom and priests to
serve His God and Father - to Him be
glory and power tor ever and everl Amen

TODD RILEY
BTH

MURRAY JAMES RODGER
BRE

Well, I made it out ol Bndal College
unhitched!'! Bui I donl know it that's
good or bad. I do know that I need to
thank some people. So thanks to: Dar
for having coffee at Maxs. etc, etc., the
Ogr lor egging me on, Ken and Dor tor
getting mamed and eliminating a choice,
Travis lor letting me play in that exh ibrtion
game, all faculty members tor accepting
late papers, the Lord tor bnnging me
through here, and Keddy, Colin, Beth,
the Stringer bros, and Uns!

ANDREW ROSIN
BRS

My experience at OBC has helped to
renew my confidence that the Chnstian
faith indeed has the answers tor the
human predicament. Igrvethankstothe
Lordwhohasusedthistimetostrengthen
my faith and to equip me with precious
knowledgethat I might better serve Him.
Special thanks go to my parents, family,
and fnends without whose support I
would not have perservered through
these three years. Phil. 1*.

MARK RZADKOWSKI
BRE

Dunng the time that I spent here at OBC
I have learned severalthmgs: 1 /God can
take sinful me, and show His love through
others, 2/ He allows us opportunities to
share that love back to Him by loving
others, 3/ You can! do all that you have
ever hoped of doing, but what little you
do, make it count, and 4/ You will never,
never, never stop learning about who
you are as a child of God ; always thank
your Father tor being His child.

SHERI ANNE SAVAGE
BRE/DSW

"So do not fear, for I am with you; do not
be dismayed, for I am your God. I will
si rengthenyouandhelpyou;l will uphold
you with my righteous right hand' (Isaiah
41 :10).Mythreeyearsat OBC have truly
beenagrowmg experience, andlwouMnl
trade them tor anylhingl There are so
many special memones. i will forever
treasure the fnendships I have found
here and the knowledge I have gained.
OBC, you will always have a special
place in my heart.

TRACY SEELEY
BRE

I am dedicating my wnte-up to my three
friends: MRV, Ball, & McTommer - you
guys are simply the bestl My threeyears
here would not have t>pjn quite as
exdtingl Please remember all ourtalks,
our big date, Just Desserts, our all night
adventure.tea parties, and ourwondertul
messages left to "encourage" each other.
I love you and will miss each ot you.
Love Space. Here is a final word from
our favourite author, Robert Munsch:
"Hey you dumb pigs".

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE G

JANE SHEASBY
BTH

KEN (KYUNG) SONG
BRS

ThreeyearsCommuiing from Hamilton,
the Lord has kept me on the right track.
Studying and being tested in class, the
protessors have kept me in the nght
seal. While I was struggling and shanng
at OBC, star! and tnends have helped
me a lot. When I was frustrated and
exhausted, my wife a/id children have
prayed endlessly Obviously, this
graduation is not mine bui thai ol all
participants. Long live OBO

LESU FAYE SNOOKS
BRE/DSW

I thank God tor the tnends, memories,
and treasures He has blessed me with
from OBC For Lisa, Caihy, and the
Humber 7, thankyou forthe laughter and
love. To my best fnend, Philip, thankyou
tor believing in me, for my parents, who
encouraged methrough it all ■ I love you
"He leads me beside quiet waiers. He
restores my sour (Psalm 25).

JOHN A STEADMAN
BTH

Well, like most of the people in these
pages. I cant believe thai my time s
OBC has gone by so fast I could -01
nave gotten through without the support
and encouragement of my loving wrte
God bless you. Kathleen I must also
say thank you to my peers and profs who
twe made such an impact on my Irle
You will remain in my heart and in my
prayers (Thanks especialy to Df Pennef
and Dr Hiebert tor having patience with
memGreekciassi)

JEFFREY STEARNS
BRE

I may not remember all the stuff from my
classes - well, most ol the stuff, bui I
know I have changed I entered OBC
afraid and naive, but aware of a call and
a Saviour who walked with me Now as
I leave I am nervous, not as naive, but
certain of a call and a Saviour without
whom I can notwalk. PS, MSC, Phantom,
icepicks, purgatory, What, sleep before
3amT, "Does she have a boyfnendr
"What conscience^ F - incomplete, 1
can! believe I'm engagedl* Sept. 21,
•92. LATER!

ALDITH U STEWART
BRS

Now I am beginning to see how God's
presence can be the catalyst to turn evil
events and situations into good ones
Now I see God m everything, and to
receive directly from Hs hands, with no
intervention of second causes Thus He
becons. "Bestili and know thai I am God"
(Psalm 46 10) Thanks to all my mends
and family whosupponed me Btenqhts
(LU. WM, AA. MS, YT, GR. MQ. JS. KS,
DO, SS) GOOBLESSI

KIERNAN JAMIESON STRINGER
BRS

I exult in the thought that:

Thy justice is satisfied,
Thy truth established,
Thy law magnified,
And a foundation is laid
for my hope.

May my heart be right with thee,
And my life as becometh the gospel.
■a Puritan prayer-

PHIUP EARL TOMAN
BTH

Some lessons IVe learned: 1/ My little
world is much smaller and simpler than
the real one, 2/ Someone can have hs
PhD and still be daft, 3/ When in douW,
doubt (you cant be sure of everything,
anywayl) 4/ You can laugh on the inside
and be silent on the outside, 5/ You can
be silent on the inside and laugh on the
outside, 6/ A fnend is a beautiful thing.
Loft(y) talk. Sumo-man, 4&5S, Sigma
Kappa, Rocklet & Choir tour, Thank-
you. Eph 3:20-21.

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP

JUNE TRICKEY
BSM

BLESSING I UBANI
BRE

ItisagoodexpenencetostudyatOBC
It is a home away from home. "Your
altitude should be the same as thai ol
Chnsi Jesus' (Philippians 2:5).

FRANKLIN A VANDERMEULEN
BRE

I came alone, with an 8 cyl Z28. 1 leave
with a wife and a 4 cyl go-kart. OBC is
people: Colin, Carolyn, Danielle, Lynn,
Ian. Rick, Toad (Juice''), Brenda, Marae.
Wendy, Yuki, Kieman, Cowman, Keddy,
Murray, Steve R., Dave L, Phil. OBC
was hungry hippos, melons, howling
hounds, knights, maxajpa. Thanks to
my best friend (who I won't say goodbye
to after grad), Eleanor. Praise God who
is faithful, and worthy of all service. Gen
1:1 -Rev 22:21. I said pardon'

JOHN VANDERSLUIS
BRE

MARIANNE RUTH VANSCHEPEN
BRE/ECE

Three years at OBC, and with it came
many challenges, blessings, fnends,
and memories As I leave here, I leave
with mixed feelings - sadness, but also
happiness thai God is leading me into a
new chapter of my life. Jer. 29:1 1 says
1 know the plans I have for you, plans
to give you hope and a future." Thanks
to Bait, Tom, Space, Vickj, and all my
friends, and to mom and dad tor your
constant support lloveyoualll

DANIEL VASSELL
BRE

SCOn WILKINSON
BTH

I would like to express my thanks to the
staff and students o'OBC and especially
my family for all the encouragement
and support I needed to endure to the
end and achieve this accomplishment
for God's glory.

"But thanks be to God, who always
leads us in triumphal procession in
Christ and through us spreads
everywhere the fragrance of the
knowledge of Him"(IIConnthians2:14).

T DALE WINDER
BTH

"But in your hearts set apart Christ as
Lord. Always be prepared to give an
answer to everyone who asks you to
give the reason for the hope thai you
have" (I Peter 3:1 5). From my years at
OBC, I thank 1. Tracey, for love,
patience, and help wrth school work, 2.
My parents, family, and friends, tor
prayer and support, and 3. the Lord, tor
His faithfulness to me (especially with
my marks and no debt at graduation) I
love you aill

STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE GAP STANDING IN THE G!

MICHAEL ARTHUR WOODS
BRS

It's finally over' Thanks mom and dad for
all your love and support. Thanks
Sandwich and Moon for tolerating my
music. You're the best RA's. Thanks
P.P., B.H., HM,J.M.,D.B.,J.F, R.H.,
F.V., you're all great fnends (keep your
line in the water). Thanks to the faculty
for the love they show beyond their
teaching (J.F., ED.) Praise God for
being my strength and motivation. Psalm
84

TAKAKO YUKI
BRE

"He has made everything beautiful in its
time* (Eccl 311) Now the time has
come to leave OBC. I will always
remember the time I spent here, fnends.
tavounte spots, and the knowledge I
gained When I look back at my OBC
life, I can see God's love. His protection.
andthetrainmgHegaveme. Thankyou.
God, tor helping me through these tour
years, and thankyou, all my friends who
taught me what true Chnstian love is.

DIANNE GRACE ZEKVELD
BRE/DSW

Father, we run so fast to inch forward,
when we could let you power our legs
We leap at hurdles, when we can make
themshorter WestraintovauNthebar.
when we could fly We flail against the
crashing waves, when we could walk on
the water, if only we looked to You in
faith (Pam Johnson)

URIS
PhD in love

How's it going' I would like to thank the
Lord tor creating me this way. and Murray
tor bnnging me out Thanks. OBC. tor
providing an audience. John 1 1 :35 (took
it up!)

BRYAN MENCHENTON
BTH

HAROLD HIDE
BRE

BRIAN SIMCOE
BRE

THOMAS WILLIAMS
BRS

STEPHEN WOODS
BRE

BRUCE STUART MACCALLUM
BRS

OBC was exactly what I needed it to be
- a fertile soil that allowed me to grow
strong in my faith. I had been of the
wortd tor 25 years Then I found Chnst,
and wrthm 4 months I was at OBC I
started in the back row, terntied to open
my mouth and display my ignorance
Within 2 weeks I was at the front asking
most of the questions. I've walked both
sides of the fence (and still pay the price
tor that) but praise be to God that I will
never go back Thanks OBC1

JANET MCLEOD (nee REDDING)
BRE

OBC has been all I hoped tor and more1
I came not knowing what to expect, and
I leave the same way But I take with me
memones to last a lifetime - Kath, Jul.
Bren Marc. Jill (wam Col). Thanks tor
supporting me, mom and dad1 Colin. I
love youi My prayer is that together we
can serve Jesus Chnst Praise be to
God tor all He has done "Amazing love.
how can it be thai You. my God. would
die tor me1' To Him who is able to do
immeasurably more than we can imagine
■ to Him be the glory forever1

JONATHAN ZINCK
BRS

JOHN MCAULEY
BRE

ROCKWELL DUNDAS
BRE

GRAP5..

Awww.. .check out the chubby cheeks,
the big eyes, and the innocent grins.

RECOGNIZE THESE GRADS?

See if you can guess who the kids on these pages are.
Answers are below. If you don't recognize the names,
look them up in the grad pictures, and see how much
they have (or haven't) changed.

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Blue Jays game, September —

Notice our school name up on the big screen1.

Now where is that dead body?

One Exciting

Step Changed

My Life!

After spending

16 years in the

sailboat

manufacturing

business, the

thought of being

the owner of a

successful sign

business was the

farthest thing

from my mind. However, my desire

to be involved more in ray

community and meet business

people from all walks of life led me

to a very exciting and unique

opportunity. Instant

Custom Signs was exactly what I

needed to reach my personal goals

in a profitable way, and to avoid the

boredom of a routine job.

Not only did our business expand
to four times its original size in the
first three years, but we have
enjoyed the rewards of a Christian
organization that exemplifies the
true spirit of working together in
harmony and love. Every day is
exciting and no two are ever alike!

With ongoing training and
leading-edge technology, we feel
confident in knowing that our
opportunities for growth will
continue as we seek to do all things
to glorify God.

Ron Brooks,

Franchisee, Barrie, ON

Instant Custom Signs

This Economy
FAVOURS our business!

have joined us and we believe can
work for you too.

Gary Brickell, President

1(800)361-7446

INSTANT CUSTOM

Quality Signs (ot 'People U a SK»«y/

(ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER YEARBOOK.)

We realize the importance of memories. We

truly hope yours are happy. Thanks for the

wonderful year — have a great summer!

C'EST FINI!

A big thank you goes to the team who helped
make this yearbook what it is. A special thank you to
D.J., Glenn Hunt, and John Bowman who so willingly put
hours and hours in, doing whatever I asked.

I've finally had the chance to be a yearbook
editor! If I did it again (don't count on it!) there are many
things I'd do so different. But I have learned so m uch and
Ithanktheyearbookteamforlettingmedoitmywayand
for consistently supporting my ideas.

I also sincerely thank those who regularly asked
howthings weregoing —friends, StudentCouncil,
— all your support was amazing.

It's been a joy to have Janet Howie as my co-
chair, and introduce her to the world of Maxaipa and
StudentCouncil. Your personality is refreshing, girl, and
your encouragement has meant the world.

Have a great summer, everyone. May God bless
you as you continue to seek his will at OBC and
elsewhere. ^r"6*r^2<s<~- — •

YEARBOOK

199 1 /92 Maxaipa Team

Lana Baglole - writing, photography

John Bowman - photography, darkroom

Penny Cowan - photography

Karl Dennahower - writing, darkroom

Andre Denny - photography

Patricia deVries - writing, layout

Brenda Engberts - chair, editor

Brad Hayes - photography

Janet Howie - co-chair, writing, photography

Glenn Hunt - graphic work

Dietmar Jaszack - photography, darkroom

Darrell Johnston - photography

Christine McLean - photography

Kim Swackhammer - layout

Special Thanks to:

Frank VanderMeulen - for photography and

darkroom assistance
John Steadman - for darkroom assistance and

assistance at Steeles Camera
Krysia Lear - for understanding the meaning of

"d" day (deadline) and lending photos
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Additional photo credits to:

Fred Sharpe
Steve Wilson
Janet Phillips
Mark Rzadkowski
Jeff Stearns
Bonnie Waterfall

Sorry Jor those whose
names we have missed.

The Missionary Church of Canada

Banfield Memorial Church of the
Missionary Church of Canada

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WELCOME

Graduates
to our
Association

Congratulations on your growth and

many blessings on your future

ministry

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The OBC Alumni Association

Bruce Roberts B.Th. '87, President

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